kersheys 20 years 7 months ago wrote:

http://www.justbasic.com

A cool program for newbies who want to learn how to do basic programming. It used to be that you had to buy it but now you can get it free. Just download and start playing around with it.

tuikyuo 20 years 7 months ago wrote:

wow thanks a lot, there was something i wanted made for the hq but with the whole database etc being made, hopefully i can figure out how to make it with this.

dycee29 20 years 7 months ago wrote:

cool site...thanks, this will really help me with the site i've been working on /no1, speaking of which, try to visit it and drop by (tag me a message to if you like)

here's our site: www.ravensflat.cjb.net


it's barely finished, me and my partner in crime is still working with some brushes and scripts (and now we can add a program we've been planning to make for ages...hope we could finish it before xmas though), if you know other sites hope you'll post agian

j3ster_chu 20 years 7 months ago wrote:

ohhh!
i wan to try tat site..
i'm planing to go to college on multimedia
maybe i cn play with if to gt the basis
lol

fuse 20 years 7 months ago wrote:

I think even a very basic knowledge of programming is good to have on hand. Especially if you use technology.

dycee29 20 years 7 months ago wrote:

yep...i think that it is really helpful coz once you know the basics and get the hang of it...you can do more serious stuff and get better till you become a pro

Ayame 20 years 6 months ago wrote:

Hmm...

*site bookmarked*

gn0me 20 years 6 months ago wrote:

All you've got to keep in mind is that a language is extremely simply commands put in a certian order. Any time you have a project in your head, just take a step back and write down all the steps that would be required to fulfill the actions.. for example:

How to make a counter for a website..
1. Doesn't matter whether it's in a database or some text file on the server.. open up the database/textfile.
2. Get the number out.
3. Increase the number by 1, usually it's a simple command like: $variable++;
4. Paste the number back in the DB/textfile.
5. Output the number.

It looks complicated at first maybe, but if you just make the steps simple.. it's really very easy to do things.

Hope this helps people who want to start programming.

fuse 20 years 6 months ago wrote:

Speaking of which I know gn0me has said it but I will say it too, if you need any help w/ HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL (gn0me - Javascript). Know this is a place to get help. But remember, no asking us to code your entire page for you... we also ask that you're willing to figure out some on your own.